[kali834x]

Request host written into the shared AxisService during WSDL generation
WSDLDataLocator.outputInlineForm hands the requester's address to AxisService2WSDL11 by storing it in AxisService.endpointURL, a field every request on the deployed service shares, and MexMessageReceiver stores the inbound wsa:To there verbatim. getEndpointURL reads the host back out of that field for each soap:address, so two concurrent ?wsdl fetches race on it and one client's Host header lands in the WSDL another client receives (9 of 800 in a two-thread reproducer), and a GetMetadata request leaves its To on the service for later generations. The address now travels with the generator for that one request; the hostname parameter and modifyUserWSDLPortAddress behave as before. The kernel test fails before the change.

[robertlazarski]

@kali834x this is another example of good work and I have a question for you: are you interested in becoming an Apache Axis2 committer?

Feel free to continue sending PR's if not.

As a committer - automatically a PMC role with voting rights in this project - you can merge them yourself.

I ask because there is a vote in progress right now for Axis2/Java 2.0.2, and Apache projects have a strict three person rule as active.

However, one of our reliable committers - who merged one of your previous PRs - is not present at the moment.

It highlights that Axis2 needs more committers. There's not much responsibility besides occasionally voting.

Let me know if interested.

I am merging your open PR's in the meantime, following a review.

[kali834x]

Thank you, I’d be happy to join.

[alphatheory-rlazarski]

Thanks, that's great to hear. Next step is a vote among the Axis PMC, which happens on our private mailing list and normally runs about a week. Before I start it, please email me your full legal name at robertlazarski@apache.org (it goes on the ICLA, the contributor agreement every committer signs). If the vote passes I'll send a formal invitation with the ICLA instructions and the account request steps.